Little Litter Warriors

Little Litter Warriors The Little Litter Warriors program is designed to highlight community litter pollution through fun engaging litter workshops.

Wychavon and Malvern District schools 100% funded by their district councils.

🌍 Keep Britain Tidy Litter Heroes Ambassador Conference 2026 🌍Today I attended the Keep Britain Tidy Litter Heroes Ambas...
19/09/2026

🌍 Keep Britain Tidy Litter Heroes Ambassador Conference 2026 🌍

Today I attended the Keep Britain Tidy Litter Heroes Ambassador Conference in Birmingham, a brilliant opportunity to meet fellow Ambassadors from across the U.K. and the West Midlands, catch up with friends and share ideas. 💚

We heard inspiring examples of communities tackling fly-tipping, graffiti and discarded nitrous oxide canisters, while raising money for new benches and bins.

We also explored ways to attract more volunteers, protect biodiversity and work effectively with local councils. I feel incredibly fortunate to have built such positive relationships with Wychavon, Malvern Hills District Council and Wyre Forest District Councils, showing what can be achieved when councils and communities work together.

The new Deposit Return Scheme also sparked plenty of discussion about its potential benefits and possible challenges.

At the end of the day commendations awards were given to a few ambassadors including one for me which was a lovely surprise.

A busy and motivating day, filled with fresh ideas and inspiring people. Together, our actions can create cleaner, greener communities. 🌱♻️

19/09/2026

🌍 700+ PIECES OF LITTER. ONE HOUR. ONE INCREDIBLE YEAR 6 TEAM! 💚

What a brilliant day launching the Eco-Committee at Grimley and Holt C of E Primary School!

We began with an inspiring Our Planet session, exploring litter, plastic pollution, waste, energy, food waste and biodiversity—before Year 6 turned their learning into action.

Armed with litter pickers, tally sheets and determination, the pupils collected and recorded more than 700 pieces of litter in just one hour!

Every piece collected.
Every tally recorded.
Every pupil making a difference.

Headteacher Becky Lock said:

“The children had a great time, and it was fantastic to see them all so engaged and motivated.”

Teacher Sally added:

“Brilliant session today—I know you have inspired them.”

This is only the beginning. The pupils will now lead termly Eco-Schools activities and turn their ideas into real change across their school and community.

Children don’t have to wait until they are older to change the world. Give them a voice, a purpose and the chance to lead—and watch what happens! 🌱

👏 Please like and share to celebrate these amazing young Eco-Warriors and inspire more schools to take action.

🌍 OVER 700 PIECES OF LITTER — ONE HOUR — ONE AMAZING YEAR 6 TEAM! 🌍Thursday was a brilliant day launching the Eco-Commit...
19/09/2026

🌍 OVER 700 PIECES OF LITTER — ONE HOUR — ONE AMAZING YEAR 6 TEAM! 🌍

Thursday was a brilliant day launching the Eco-Committee at Grimley & Holt C Of E Primary School

We began with an inspiring Our Planet session, exploring litter, plastic pollution, waste, energy, food waste and biodiversity before Year 6 then turned learning into action! Armed with litter pickers, tally sheets and plenty of determination, the pupils surveyed the school grounds and local community areas, recorded what they found and collected more than 700 pieces of litter during their one-hour challenge. Every tally mark and photograph created valuable starting evidence for their Eco-Schools Action Plan.

Every piece collected.
Every tally recorded of what they found.
Every pupil making a difference.
There oldest piece of litter found was 2007.

Headteacher said:

“It was a great way to launch our Eco-Committee and school project. The children had a great time and it was fantastic to see them all so engaged and motivated.”

Teacher added:

“Brilliant session today, I know you have inspired them. Lots of great ideas to think about going forward.”

This is only the beginning. The pupils will now lead termly Eco-Schools activities and turn their ideas into real change across their school and community.

Children don’t have to wait until they are older to change the world. Give them a voice, a purpose and the chance to lead and watch what happens! 🌱

👏 Please like and share to celebrate these amazing young Eco-Warriors and inspire more schools to take action.

Adopt-a-Street Malvern Malvern Hills District Council Eco-Schools England Keep Britain Tidy Keep Britain Tidy Litter Heroes

15/08/2026

Take your litter home you took it full take it home empty.

04/08/2026

Go Jeremy Clarkson

🌈♻️ Rainbows and Brownies Take To Their Community and Litter Pick! ♻️🌈What an incredible evening with the girls from 2nd...
06/07/2026

🌈♻️ Rainbows and Brownies Take To Their Community and Litter Pick! ♻️🌈

What an incredible evening with the girls from 2nd Droitwich Rainbows & Brownies last Thursday evening.

The Rainbows completed their community litter pick and what a fantastic job they did. Armed with litter pickers, bags and plenty of enthusiasm, the girls helped make a real difference to their local area for a one hour mission.

The Brownies were equally amazing, spending one and a half hours walking around local shared community spaces, collecting litter and helping to care for the environment. Their determination, teamwork and community spirit were wonderful to see.

Every piece of litter removed helps protect wildlife, improves our local neighbourhoods and shows that even small actions can make a big difference.

A huge thank you to all the girls, leaders and parent volunteers who took part. You should all be incredibly proud of yourselves. 💙

🌍 Making a difference, one piece of litter at a time.
💚 Community spirit in action.
⭐ Future environmental champions.

🌎♻️💙

A quick apology for my disappearing act on social media.You may have noticed I've been quieter than a crisp packet hidin...
03/07/2026

A quick apology for my disappearing act on social media.

You may have noticed I've been quieter than a crisp packet hiding under a hedge. In fact, I haven't posted about a Little Litter Warriors workshops since St Peter's back in April, and social media has been wondering whether I've accidentally fallen into a recycling bin.

The reality is that family life has been keeping me incredibly busy. I have been juggling my children's GCSEs, A-level exams, heatwave and the sad loss of my mother. As many of you will know, life occasionally decides to throw not just a curveball but the entire cricket pitch at you, and sometimes your time, energy, and headspace need to be focused elsewhere.

The good news is that Little Litter Warriors hasn't stopped. Far from it. I have continued visiting schools, delivering workshops, and leading children's litter picks across Worcestershire. The children have still been out there making a difference, finding everything from the usual crisp packets to the occasional vintage relic from decades gone by.

What has stopped is me finding the time to tell everyone about it online!

So, whilst the social media pages and website may have looked abandoned, the work behind the scenes has very much continued. I have plenty of photos, stories, achievements, and litter-filled adventures to share, and I will be updating the socials in due course.

Thank you for sticking with me while life has been doing what life does best. Normal service will resume shortly... assuming it doesn't have any more surprises planned.

Wonderful day at Buckingham Palace for the kings garden party. James Blanchfield
12/05/2026

Wonderful day at Buckingham Palace for the kings garden party. James Blanchfield

Good luck to all the incredible students beginning their GCSEs, A-levels and university end-of-year exams this month. Ex...
11/05/2026

Good luck to all the incredible students beginning their GCSEs, A-levels and university end-of-year exams this month.

Exam season is officially here the moment so many of you have worked towards through revision sessions, coursework, late nights, stress, determination and perseverance.

To every Year 11 student stepping into their GCSE exams: believe in yourself. You are far more capable than you realise. These exams are your opportunity to show everything you have learned and how hard you have worked.

Remember to breathe, take breaks, stay hydrated and be proud of how far you’ve already come. Success isn’t just measured in grades, but in the effort, resilience and commitment you’ve shown along the way.

Wishing every student across the UK the very best of luck for exam season. Now go and shine.

As three of my children take on exams this May and June I know first hand how hard these pressures are on them. Home will be a place of laughter, relaxation and support. Go smash it we are proud parents here.

Fantastic to spend another year with St Peter’s pupils delivering the Little Litter Warriors project as part of the Wych...
05/05/2026

Fantastic to spend another year with St Peter’s pupils delivering the Little Litter Warriors project as part of the Wychavon anti-litter campaign. Well done to everyone involved another successful year of loving the environment.

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